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Failure of DR Congo army leaves civilians at mercy of rebels

Failure of DR Congo army leaves civilians at mercy of rebels
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DR Congo Army s Failure Leaves Civilians Vulnerable to Rebel Attacks – Chennaionline

In the war-torn east of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), the failure of the Congolese armed forces (FARDC) to retake the town of Kibirizi

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Rwanda: Commemorating the genocide or admitting failure ?

Rwanda: Commemorating the genocide or admitting failure ?
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RWANDA : COMMEMORATING THE GENOCIDE OR ADMITTING FAILURE ? - La Tribune franco-rwandaise

By Emmanuel Habumuremyi April 7 of each year, Rwanda and the entire international community, commemorated the genocide committed against the Tutsis in 1994. From April to July 1994 (100 days), the Tutsis were the victims of a horrific massacre that was.

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Mozambique: Continued attacks amid a funding shortfall worsens humanitarian crisis

A recent surge in violence in Cabo Delgado, a city in northern Mozambique, has escalated the humanitarian crisis, displacing over 100,000 residents.

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